Ohio University Women’s Athletic Association Dinner Honors Officers
Sixty attendees at The Colonial for the annual WOMEN’s Athletic Association of Ohio University dinner. Miss Florence Shoemaker named president with Miss Alice Linton as vice president and other officers installed. Toasts by Miss Esther Warvel, Miss Ruth Savage, and Miss Christine Yerges noted. Dorothy Dent reports the birth of a son, Willard Sumner, on April 15 and updates on Mrs Jovey J. Dent and the Williams family in Bridgeport.
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Woman's Athletic Association of Ohio University
Bernice Humble
Florence Shoemaker
Alice Linton
Mary Machary
Julia Kaiser
Esther Warvel
Ruth Savage
Women’s
Ohio University
Christine Yerges
Athens High School
Ohio State University
Dorothy Dent
Willard Sumner
Jovey J. Dent
Williams
Bridgeport
Ohio
Logan Messenger Improves Delivery With Bus Route
Real service changes announced for Logan as papers will be delivered by bus. Carriers start at 6:30, bringing the Logan Messenger to readers at least 90 minutes earlier and ensuring the afternoon edition arrives two hours after press time.
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Logan
Logan Messenger
Messenger
Family Returns After Short Jerseyville Visit
Mr and Mrs Branch Liggett and their daughter Betty Eileen have returned home following a two day visit with Mr and Mrs Edson Ruth near Jerseyville. Mr and Mrs Willard Williams were hosts during the trip.
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Mr. and Branch Liggett
Betty Eileen
Mrs. Fdson Ruth
Jerseyville
Mrs L D Poston Hosts Bridge Club at State Street Home
Mrs L D Poston entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home 117 East State street with cards and conversation in a cordial neighborhood gathering.
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet in Regu lar Session
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church will hold a regular business session Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the prayer meeting room.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Three Sisters Visit in Ohio Town
Mrs. David Mayhugh of Columbus and Mrs. Charles Hunter of Pittsburgh visit their sister Mrs. Sarah Bean on Poplar Avenue. The trio spend the day with another sister Mrs. I Z Minear in New Marshfield exploring family ties.
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David Mayhugh
Columbus
Charles Hunter
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sarah Bean
Poplar Avenue
New Marshfield
I. Z. Minear
Quiet early morning wedding at St Pauls Catholic Church
Miss Eva Jonas daughter of Mrs Mary Lonas of Maplewood Drive and Shannon Avenue and Mr Lawrence Farley son of Mrs Mary Farley of Campbell Street were married at St Pauls Catholic Church at 7 this morning. They left at noon for Delphos where Farley owns a bakery and has a furnished home awaiting them.
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Eva Jonas
Mary Lonas
Maplewood Drive
Shannon Avenue
Lawrence Farley
Mary Farley
Campbell Street
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Delphos
Community notices and local bids from Trimble and Athens area
The Trimble township board of education invites bids by May 29 for tearing down a two room school at Big Green Run and rebuilding at McLeish. Loyal Order of Moose hosts a lecture by Supreme Orator Lutz at Moose hall. Various local visits, church gatherings, and election results noted including minimal presidential primary turnout.
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Trimble Township
Moose Lodge
T. B. Hickman
Washington
Christian Workers
Church of Christ
Ohio University At Athens
M. E. Church
E. A. Lewis
Sabina Moniz
Co. FE. Duncan
J. W. Stoecklain
N. J. Eddy
C. A. Pride
T. D.lewis
Geo W Rose
Athens
Peoples
Jones
McAdoo
Coolidge
Johnson
Odd Fellows mark 105th anniversary in Carbon Hill
The Odd Fellows held a 105th anniversary event with Rev. Mitchell and Rev. Spears as speakers, an orchestra, a male quartet, and a Miss Steele musical number. Rebekah lodge ladies performed a drill and the group served supper to all attendees. Local families visited and others shopped in nearby Nelsonville.
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Rube Webb
Columbus
William Briley
Olive Pidcock
Springfield
Ohio
Pidcock
Mike Curran
Mary Chute
Maggie Icenhowe
Canada
Reuben Spannon
IY. Inboden
Miriam and
Addie
Mary
Woman Finds Remedy Worth Fabulous Fortune
A testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as curing years of severe indigestion bloating and colic. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucus reduces inflammation and alleviates stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose allegedly convinces buyers with money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists carry it.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Local residents host visits and illnesses across Coolville area
Vanderhoof and Lena Murphy visit Hazel Jeffers who is recovering from a severe influenza. Several residents including W. O. Stout, Shirley Bailey, and families in Coolville and nearby areas attend dinners, school events, and social visits.
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Lena Murphy
Hazel Jeffers
Jeffers
Blanch McKinley
Florence Bailey
W. O. Stout
Coolville
Shirley Bailey
Charleston
W. Va
Lawrence Bailey
J. W. Davis
Athens
Harry Calaway
Mabel Ashcraft
Chade River
Leroy Boggs
Catherine
Carson Boggs
Guy Davis
Little Hocking
R. C. Boggs
R. P. Boggs
This Place
A. L. McBee and
Bethel Rideg
Local notes from Sharpsburg and area readers
In Sharpsburg primaries see low voter turnout with a foreboding note on process. A wedding and birthday events mark the week with Plantneville revelry. Martha Thompson visits Chesterhill. Barkhurst buys Embree farm and Homes. Plantsville named for Tobias Plants. A memory of Hartley and a childhood reading is shared. A correction clarifies Elijah Glaas beef is properly butchered though earlier field report was incomplete.
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Congress
Martha Thompson
Chesterhill
Zella Barkhurst
Plantneville
Barkhurst
Plantsville
Hon- Tobias Plants
Brother Hartley
Wilson
Elijah Glaas
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sunday visitors to the Edgerton home include a Flemings relation. Howard Harris traveled to Columbus on business. Strode family and Lenore visited Athens on Thursday. Maria Grimes and the Brooks and Carpenter families shopped in McConnelsville. Strode family spent Sunday with friends in Morgan county. Warner of Albany teaches at Plantsville replacing Lucile Goddard who resigned and went west for her husband’s oil-field work.
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Wayne Edgerton
Lillian Bardin
Howard Harris
Columbus
Strode
Lenore
Athens
Maria Grimes
George Brooks
Mary Carpenter
McConnelsville
Morgan County
Warner
Albany
Plantsville
Lucile Goddard
Salvation Army Special Meeting Led by Captains Larking ton
Salvation Army reports weeks of splendid meetings with many conversions. A special meeting Thursday night will be led by Captain and Mrs Larkington of Ironton assisted by Lieut Farnsworth of Ashland Ky and Lieut McGrady of Huntington Va. Music features both instrumental and vocal. Hall over Columbia Theatre at 8 o clock with open air at 7. Public invited.
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Salvation Army
Larkington
Ironton
Farnsworth
Ashland
McGrady
Huntington K
Columbia Theatre
Pianist Clarence Tocus to perform recital Thursday at Ohio University
Wednesday evening program at Ew ing Hall features pianist Clarence Spencer Tocus in recital. The Ohio University School of Music presents works by Beethoven Chopin Schumann Scharwenka Debussy Grainger and others including Les Adieux Nocturne Op 37 No 2 and Rhapsodie Hongroise No 2. The recital begins at 7 30 with a varied classical and folk piece selection.
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Ewing Hall
Clarence Spencer Tocus
Ohio University School of Music
Trex Lotion Promises Clear Skin Free of Eczema
A pharmacy ad offers Trex Lotion as a guaranteed remedy for eczema pimples black heads and facial blemishes. It claims to soothe itching reduce inflammation and remove eruptions with a small $1 vial available at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co Mt Carmel Ill.
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Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Water Rents Due in Athens May 1
Water rents in Athens are due from May 1 to May 10. Pay at the waterworks office in the City Building to receive a 16 percent discount if paid within ten days. Metered accounts incur a ten percent penalty if not paid on time. Office hours are 8 AM to 4 PM, with extended hours on May 3 and May 10.
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Athens
Youthful Lovers Caught in Hocking
Shirley McDonald and Bessie Wilson, a Junior, West Virginia duo, were arrested at Shirley's father's Laurelville area home by Sheriff Shaw and deputies after a second visit. The girl was returned to her home by her father R W McDonald, while her companion remained in Hocking County jail. The pair had previously traveled to Newport Kentucky.
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Logan
Shirley McDonald
Bessie Wilson
W. Va
Hand of the Law
R. W. McDonald
Laurelville
Shaw
Coupel
McDonald
Hocking County
Newport
Kidney health message urges care for back pain and nerves
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble can lead to poisoning and death, urging readers to try Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription for 75 cents a 6 ounce bottle. It promises impurity removal and a money back guarantee from druggists.
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Dr. Carey
Young Lovers Denied License Face Father Home Visit
The couple sought a marriage license but were refused. They went to the bride’s father’s home where Miss Wilson, aged 16 per her father, faced the opposition of her older betrothed who was a year or two her senior.
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Wilson
Athens launches drive to aid German starving children
Athens forms an executive committee to sponsor local relief for German children experiencing severe malnutrition. Quakers report millions affected and urge quick American aid with 50 cents feeding a child for a month. The Athens group will use letters and press appeals, not door-to-door canvassing.
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Ohio
America
Society of Friends
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Germany
Henry T. Allen
166 Regiment
Chauncey B. Baker
American Legion
John Gordon Battelle
James M. Cox
Charles I. Tiwing
Western Reserve University
J. J. Woolley
C. H. Porter
James Ginnan
L. G. Worstell
A. E. Whaley
Carl Beasley
John Preston
J. J. Schmidt
M. E. Chatley
F. P. Frebault
Henry Zenner
R. I. Woodwortht
R. L. Woodworth
First and Last Frosts Tied to Above Normal Temperatures
The first frost and the last frost are usually preceded by a temperature that stays well above the seasonal mean. This pattern links late autumn and early spring cold snaps to unusually warm periods before them.
Notice to Water Consumers May 1 to May 10
Beginning tomorrow May 1 and continuing to May 10 water rents are due at the water works office in the City Building. Flat rate accounts get a 10 percent discount for timely payment. discount lost if late. Metered accounts incur no 10 percent penalty if paid by the 10th. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended hours 6 p.m. on the 9th and 10th. G. M. Romine, Service Director, and Geo W. Mason, Clerk.
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G. M. Romine
Geo
W. Mason
Secret of Keeping Young Through Diet and Bowel Health
The article promotes youth by daily routines and finances, claiming most sickness stems from bowels and liver. It suggests a special oil or tonic as a remedy and credits a doctor with the method. It reads as a period health advertisement with generic ailments and a call to action.
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Mary Brooks Picken
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